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Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
ED.
wRrGHr.-on the 9Th inst, virginia

wRTGHT-0n the 9Th inst, virginia S
wright. aged I6 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN.
yited TO attend her funeral from the rest
dence of her husband, Abraham wright, N o.
918 West SizLn etrest, on Saturday morn.
ing. 70 leave the house at IL O'Clock. Inter.
Iuent at st. James Cemetery, stanton.
HAHTIH.-In Philadelphia. op the 10th
inst, Jonn Kay, ron OF Richard GsTtin,
in the 2lst year Of his age.
FuotTai will taes place at the Whining
tIn and Brandy wiue Cems.ely on Satnr.
day afternoon, at 2.3o O'Clock,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
atteptl0D'

Comrades snd survivot,,m vyss,mdpt %
Delaware volunteer Fsmyib Esi p'4 r. n
soi Market street. on o. 70 oo,sa.l,sss
Is b, ct . O'Clock p y ls,b arl r,as ..S|
a reunion on Dec. io'I ao may be END os,
such other business = msson, WAl'1
sa,v Il. Jochen, a.
Rrs6y. Committee.
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n,an Uainp flro'

sny,n Post, No; 4. \ q aesi q a3'I'i; + !;
sss ssTs an % s':a which s,5.9 4
Ti Charged soldio5ssna,da a,a ssiii vii Ss ac'aFl"
ali who come.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

DUBLIN, Nov. "a warrant has Deen
issued for the arrest of Mr.. Pyne, mem
Der of Parliament, who was summoneu
for melting resistance to the bailins az al
eviction at Scrahan.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
Travelling Expenses Included.
AWlN { Err
CALIFORNIA,

The second and third parties OF the season
will leave Philadeiphia bonday, Uctmber
8, ard Tnurdsy, Decenscr 8.
The Journey Across the Continent VIII DC
made IN q Nev ami SlaaniEcent Train oi
Veseibaled Pullman Psiac. Cars, with Pun
man PaIscs Dintn Ce's Attached.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
Khs " os.snn,

Tomorrow promises to ba clearing
TO partially cloudy, with sign. thArm al
changes. Saturday clear and rather
colder
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
sALEIEOnE a UalO kAILuOAn
SOHEDULa III EPFECT. JulY 8, 1881
TraIna leave Delaware Avenue Depot
M SIR. kDitEIt:'

sOHEDULa III EFFECT. JulY 8, 1881
TrsIna Is.ve Delaware Avenue UeDos
kLAT.kUuEp;.
Fnua Accommodation, cSilJ .....tlS.- q
fhtla. AcVo EAmodaticT., CsilJ J.....i.e1 &. =
Phns. AcJDLDnO1Ab!0n,d dsly. ....'.ss A. 3
pats. Acoonm % alton, daily ....lo.l0 AL
9hiIs. y OhosveZ express, daily ll.N n "a
rhlla. Accommodation, daily .... l-0l y. "a
Phi!s. Accommodation, deily..... 3.lo p. u
PhilA. II Chester oxpross, daily. ...4.es ?. =
Phil. Accommodation, dany....... t.lo p. ~
phi.a. Accommodation, daily, e.Gh r. l.
Phiis. Accom-. 4 ally .ezce2t Sucday,T 80 p.m
phitE. a UhestAr .Suregs, daily, f.bs p. -
Sniln- Accom- nloa$ $tloD, daily. ,.....s.eo y. y
Es2r-HUpFir
| Uh.oakc Iirnitsd, daily ......u.,.f.to A. q
e nv o. Dnicago . 90 LeGt nl9slu..
R<ltlmoro Accommodation, daily,
4 except snnday............... ID q, n
Y UiHeinnRu Il.nitoo dSiIy ........L.2A 4, h.
! Arrives Uirclr1Bti ..st n. III. st. LOU.
o.t0 r. Bi. mort tag.
| HaltItno-e econ nod dnt.on, ca'ly, 8.eo p. n
Ohlcaso and IS. Lccis EIrrcaS,
daily iiy..................-.. tSor. =
1 9inse:ly Accommodation, daily, 1856 y. -
| FoH ilhSDLaRER8,V Vgo a.. d .hunda.
only, lI.o q. n, caiiy, except SUNDAY
| 90 p. III, aad k.Ss Y. "a. daily.
/ T-Airs lesys Market Street StStica;
| to. pA.isoslpLiL s.oo A. ~, daily oycey
| sunday, az ?. A., ds,iy. FOR Baltiuor
AS ?. ID, dSilf. Fc1 LANDER oerg, $50 An
y co Il. N. csiiy, ezcspi Sunday; y. co 5. II
sunday only; AL .al 5.2b p. IL dsiiy.
TTai1s Tor NH.Iipgton-LeAve PhIadc
laia "i.G Snd SO =. Il. daily. 7.ls o, u
tally, except sunday; 1000, sle.B =. u
tsnT; 90. o'o, <.Ia. Los, tso, s.so. 81
1000 y. In. ds.i,.
/, Express trsirs'
". II. GLEN ErTs, o. z, LURD.
| ManeReT. OenI faBs. Azen
Telephona No. lq3
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.a,,,.wost Better. .

Mrs., TX. JAcquotn, n,st ~ Tsss & n J
s::;:s s:s: r: e.: = ';; q ';' ;:;.; ' $ '
recover.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
Z!QI' z,

We have the largest variety
to select from. We have superior
advantages over all our compe-
titors for buying goodsiand are
giving this benefit yb our pa.
rons. We are selling the best
goods in the ma5<et at the low
est prices. Ouuclothing are all
made with silk. We are the
acknowie dged leaders in the
clothing trade.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

- zen baby WAS sick, We gave her Csstori1,
" hen she was Child, she cried gor Castor.a
Mhsn she pec aSlr Misc, she rilng to CAstnria
toT.A
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
MAHkIMD

+ kY-PEOPLES-At5l7 SIT Morrow s.-ss.
NnvNmhe 9TH, by Kov. q. u Budotp tor
Mr.. David b. Perry and Cd iss Maggie feo
y es, Dota o! this city
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
VIM, B, SHARP eco,
Fourth and Market SIS

You never will buy stripe,
figured or plain velvets and
plushes cheaper, handsomer
or better than now. We
have almost every imagin.
able color and combination
in bewildering assortment.
SOC, 623c. 7sc, 81, $1.25.
$50. 81. Some in the
highest grades reduced from
s. and $3.50.
All our braided suits are
reduced from $40 to So
blue. green, olive, brown and
grey.
In our Upholstery Depart.
ment we have q full and
handsome display OF goods
in that line, that you will do
we'll to remember for the
coming holidays.
Turcoman and Jute Table
Covers, new patterns and
|colorings, with some very
handsome oriental effects; all
nicely bordered and fringed.
One yard wide up to piano
size. from 81 to $40.
Turcoman and Linen We
, lour by the yard in Crimson
lGen'd'arme Gold, Olive, Ter
ra cotta-5O in. wide S1.5(
!. to $780, rich and serviceablt
and nice goods to drape fol
a portieres.
!, We show a full line in col
;. ors of silk pl ush, $3.50, 81
I $3.50; "a in. wide Lister
IT English"
10 Fringes in new and move
re designs to match any mater
ial made-cotton, worste,
- and silk, 10 cents to $3.50
p with a fine range of colors
r. Plain and Embroidere
q = Plush. petit-point,and felt 10
'' mantel lambrequins, B in. t
N y |. yard wide, IS cents to 81
30 many novelties.
or Cords OF all kinds, worstet
N. silk and plush, plain an
IT II, mixed, for all kinds of fanc
0h work, &c per yard up.
re We have many new thing
ok this season in Turcoma
Ii Curtains at much lower pI
;. ces than usual. Plain to
m. Turcoman, Chenille a n
he 'ss stripe borders, $3.50 pt
m pair, from that up to $50.
,.r One unusually pretty sty
a; al this season Is a silk nc
ore Curtain dore with a "lienl
me the Fourth" border in teri
sr cottas and other sofc colo
NJ; nd ings, all in elegant harmon
IL, in never before less than 81
ssy now $I2 Crimson, gold al
-'' gen'd'arme.
One small lot OF Turc
-. man Curtains are reduced
viii closest SO down to S3.5
yn. Sc down to 81 so; ST.!
has down to S.; So down to s
a. SII down TO S7.5o;5l2 GOV
MA, to S.; red blue and olive.
M ,ia. We show a fine line
law thin curtains:
N a
veil Cream Nottingham, 81 TO SO per p
iip. Cream Ma,lras, " 70 TO $40 per p
,no Swiss "Tambour" y to S25 per p
has Irish Point, 81 to $40 per p
o.i Brussels Lece, t2S to $G5 per p
ly's We have ali the woods
itor poles-ash, ebony, walr
sSo ,sis' and mahogany, either brs
Ht or wood, trimmed with RIM
en- ds, and brackets compile
ia {roc, ~ oar%, ,,N ~ 90 y,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

Carpenters, Bricklayers,
Farmers, Fruit Growers
Painters, Masons, Mechanics
Families.
Sectional Ladders, 9 iee'
long. Can be made to any
length by merely joining ends
together. Cost no more than
the ordinary ladder. Come
see them in operation.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

NyAtI ED--A White 9IKL. APPLY
w ctEltr Of Hroome and Cedar streets,
nlo'SsA MRj. X. HAuaRIrY.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
MICHAEL STR0GOFF

Ono veez, commencing Monday e7on-
ing, EO7. "A. hatilees ues1ay, Wed nes-
dby Friday nnd Saturday afternoons.
uharles s.. Gardner. THE NEW
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

Dates Of OlGer CAuloraia Excursions -
Jsnuery ,. u. leani23; February =, 7 and
and 80; March sand ~
Dates OF M xioo Excursions. s.-JAnu.ry 10
AnC u arch IL
W. MUND. LA. WHITUOMH.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
DR.. THEEL-

400 NORTH FOU RTH STREET,
O.)c EtLoW GREEA 81, PIiILA.
INIORTt Abs. male sex, afflicted with
prlsa'e di-rast, blood poison, skin trouble
pimplcs, sidney. lost vitality, norynus dehili-
-, carly dtca}. ohitruction or Inflammation,
structure obstinate ulcers, &C., sAuuld con-
suit Philadrlphia' 5 only leading and genuine
advertising specialist. DIR. THEEI, bIs
NoEtr fpl l,ftt 81, PI!lLA. - years practi-
al Exp, rirnco, whois capsule ofcuriug J on,
no mattel how dAugrroG- your case may be.
Acute cast I 10 10 days, after being rObD,d OF
yonr money and health by interruptions ply
~lrIhHa, GuIck-. g.. that rali themselves spec
| iutats. NrItr tor iook ''rKt IHi' and be con.
| ynrrd HAT th,rr IT, cure for you. DIR
| lllEkl. has hoeuuAi la 8pirE. safe ahd ptr
| luanrutIE curlaV th'se diseases, nOtwith-taud
| lRE lug advert -'Iucnts. nturs, 9 \, d Il
~. WEDNESDAY aEa saturday evenings TIL 10
SUNDAYS till !. mo-
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

We bought last week Of manufactur-
er retiring from business a large lot Of
Misaes'. Boys aud children's
|DRESS & SCHOOL sH0ES
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

G5-.Send for descriptive c'r,u Ara.
RAYMOND a " wHlTCOnB,
Ill 5. Ein,n St, under Continental hotel.
niO u PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
PHILLIPS&KANE

SOLE AGENTS FOR DELAwARE'
NO. s EAST Fou aTH ST
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10

We have all the woods in
poles-ash, ebony, walnut
and mahogany, either brass
or wood, trimmed with rings,
en- ds, and brackets complete;
from IS cents up to 81 per
window.
Our Upholstery Depart
ment will interest you!
We've another bale Of
Smyrna Notified Rugs--7s
cents this time. A few yet
of those $3.50 ones for 81.
Makers are going to quit.
We stirred the carpet
trade! think OF the reduced
Tapestry Brussels-Roxbury,
70 cents, Smiths 90 wire)
IS cents; Stinson's, IS cents.
When you look at these car.
pets we'll show you how to
tell them from other and
cheaper makes--it may be OF
service TO you. Ingrains. Sc
cents-we have q few yet oi
those reduced from IS to
Toe, all wool.
Ladies' Seal Cloth Wraps
and Coats,$Is, $l7,$25, $50
1915, better than ever.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-10
z. =. p,ootor's Academy Of Music

Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 10
IL aud ". Msticecs fridey and Ssturds 3
afternoons. Ghas. J.. = ncrewa' binuet ar
nl7ai Company, Presenting the UTigiLsl
and Only L Authcrlzed Version Of
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FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.

FourtA and Market streets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

TIE attempted e1traditiou of vacs- sells one of Csieme's ex-chiefs, savors much of political job. Cajeme al- though but Hsqui Indian, was a man of heroic mould, and his judicial mur- der by men whom he had ever outwitted in diplomacy and defeated in battle, reflects dIscredit not only on the state of Sonora but on the general government. If Vacssells was, as reported, high in com mand and confidence of Osjeme and took part with his chief in defending his people against outrage, the cause for his eItrsdition in the eyes of the Meri- can government IS apparent. If in the raids and devRststions of property incl dent 10 war, the charges of robbery have been preferred against this mgn, they should not be countensnced by our governor in delivering him to hIs would be eIecutioners. If on the other hand he be but a common criminal and has offended the law ss such, no obiec- ton to his extrsdition will or should be raised. On this latter point, how ever, grave doubts exist. We therefore hope that Governor Zulick will eIerclse due discretion in the matter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

THE scheme now being put in practlc- able shape Co bring water from the Rillito and irugste the dry plains COL tiguous to Tucson, is certainly meIitori- ous and is deserving of unstinted sup port. With the name of She parties comprising this water company, the Cir HEN is unRcquainted. but this IS O; little moment. They have done as no other Tucson people ever before did-origIn- ate 6 scheme and put their own money into it to demonstrate iis practicability. They have done a great deal of work but have considerable more to do be- fore the feasibility of their plGus osn be verified. Other times than dur ing periodical storms the surface of the Rillito is dry, but water is everywhere obtsinsble at the depth of few feet. This Is the water they purpose to tap not by going to the bed rock, but by simple perforstion of the water stratum or belt elsewhere described. This water will by force of natural law, seek its exit by that source offering the least resistence. This exit will naturally be found in the coarse gravel and cobble stone casing of the water lead.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

TIE editor of the FTouterizo is some what at sea on the Garcia imprisonment problem. Garcia in his letter % us states positively that he Is a "aative born citizen of the United States and that be registered as such in the Ameri- can consulate in Nogeles, May lSo1. Such being the case. much of the spe- cious reasoning of Fl Fronterizo Is too far fetched to be of consideration. IL Garcia IS & native born as clalmed, be needs file no declaration of intention ID the courts of this country to become 0 citizen" inasmuch as he is a citizen by birth, Fl FronteriZo to the contrary. His registration at the Nogsles consulate be- fore going into Mexico, was a precau- tionary measure, as witness a recent rul- ing in Mexico on similar case, that the party had not registered at the consul ate as required by law. However, be- yOnd GarciG's letter, We know nothing whatever of the matter, but repeat that if these things be true as represented by the sufferer, it is the bounden duty of the government to see that the amend honorable due him and the country whose citizen he is be at once made. We purpose to look further into the truth or fslsity of these charges before giving them further attention.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

THE present Pontif hEs been gen erslIy credited with being abreast of the times" but if the following be the conditions upon which be will accept 8 reconciliation with Italy and her King the times meant must have been 0 good while ago.
 First. the pope will advise the royal, srchducal and ducsl families of Naples, Tuscany and ModenR to renOunce all claims to sovereignty in favor of the holy see; second, the pope will crown Humbert king, granting him and his Catholic decendsnts territory ID Italy; third, the king will govern the whole kingdom with full temporal rights. but will acknowledge the pope as suzersin and pledge himself to rule according to the dictates of the church; fourth, the king will reside in Rome; fifth, territory including the Leoniue city and part of the Fiber shore will be diluted per msnently to the pope with absolute ruling and proprIetsry rights, sixth, special convention will be concluded, fixing the amount Italy shall pay 10 maintain the papal household. Of course DO such proposition will be heard by the Italian government for mo ment. They might have answered 3OO years ago, but they are fully that much behind the present day and date,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

ALTHOUGH earthquakes may be con sidered new to the white people of ArI- zona, they certainly are not new to the Indians. It is reported that the Apaches on the San Carlos reservatiop' although much excited, were not sur prised at the occurrapee of the 3d of May. They even anticipated a second and more severe shock, some days subsequently,, In anticipation of this second shock they abandoned their homes for the mountains, judging them selves safer there than on the river bot toms. As the hills and valleys Of Ari- Zona have long been exempt from sies- mic troubles the knowledge of the in- dian must be legendry. But that they had this knowledge they demonstrated beyond doubt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21
Enjoy Life.

What truly beautiful world we live ID, Nature gives us grandeur of meun- tains. glens and oceans. and thousands of means of enjoyment. We can desire no better when ID perfect health: but how often do the majority of people feel like giving it np dishesrtened. discour- aged and worn out with disease. when there ls no occasion for this feeling. as every sufferer can easily obtain satisfac- tory proof, that Greens August Flower wIll make them free from diseaFe 6s when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com plslnt are the direct causes of seventy - five per cent of such mslsdies as Bilious ness, Indigestion. Sick Hendacke. Cos tiveness. Nervous Prostrstion, Dizziness of the Head, Palpitstion of the Heart, and other distressing symptoms. Three doses of August Flower will prove its wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10 cents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

TIE lstest question in social eco nomIcs which is agitsting the country touches the right of husbands to open their wives letters. The discussion began in France a few months SEQ, and has since been transferred to this couu- try. In St. Louis ii has become such a social sensation that the Post-Dispstch. of that city, prints three columns of in terviews with a score or more of prom inent mstrons, setting forth their Opin- ions on this momentuous topic, As might be expected, the views of the matrons are largely colored by their dispositions. Some express themselves lovingly and dutifully, others ssrcssticsl- ly and ssvagely, as if they had had un- pleasant experiences in the matter of letter-opening; but all of them agree on one point-nEmely, that the husband probably has tho right to open his wIfe's letters, but if be does so he is just ss mean ss he can be and perfectly Angeles TimeL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

IF anything IS st all certnin about the next Presdentisl election 1t IS that Re publican Mugwumpery will not cut 8 very large figure in 1t. What the de- rivRtion of the word IS cannot be said to be certain. But its meaning in the political sense IS not at all obscure. It IS the support of political opponents. in
 the hope that they or their friends will
 be retained in office. It was first nstur- ally developed in the Republican party,
 because it was retired after long lease of power. If was in the nature of bId to he retained by some Republican office holders, But that is a political growth that must in the nature of things, be- come smaller and smaller, sc far ss the Republicans are concerned, as time rolls by. The number of Republicans who will be found In office st the close of the present administration will be very small. There will not be enough of them to make any impression on the general political situation" The chances are. .theretore, that the Mug wumpery of the future will be Demo cratic ID its origin, rather than RepublI- can. It will be composed of Democrats in office who come to the conclusion that the Republican candidate for the has the best chance. The movement, of course, can be gilded over with lofty purposes aud patriotic virtue. But it IS not likely to receive the support of suy democrotic paper, un- less it should be apparent to it, thG: by politics into 8 small hole, it might have chance to exercise & power which would be otherwise wholly unst- F. Bulletin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

ENGLAND agrees to withdraw from Egypt in five years. Russia and France will it IS said, see that she does 1t. But now, who can fortell the geography of Europe five years hence. Russia and France may sit sullenly by and allow England to do her own behests or they may be in position to dominate the world. Five years of European diplomacy may bring many changes. The English may may still hold Egypt or be whipped out of there with s switch,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

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 Horses a-a C.-. .. selves ulo- then q. u.s-r.. woT-- I.-I r-lH-a -.-- Tor proper al-.--... .... worry I- genera II. e-s-r Ct the -s. l..-. .-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

EDITOR RAwLISs of the News (Nogsles) IS somewhat gwen to lamentations. In his issue Of the 18th instant he threat ened to abandon the field to some one else who has a stronger constitution, and who IS better adapted to luxunate on hard labor of Is Co 29 hours out of the twenty-four with the delicious diet of fine climate from one years end to another" It IS the old story of mans svariciousness retold. Some men want the earth and even then are not .sstis- fled unless a chunk of the heavenly Kingdom be thrown ID.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21
AypREw CoHxEa1E's reply to a t

ANDREW CoBNEGIE's reply to Q de- mand for 8 queens jubilee contribution printed in our telegrsphic reports to- day, has the true ring of sn American. The Anglomanis finds no echo in the bresst of this sturdy old Scotchmsn Let Americans, native or nsturalized, honor our own natal day but not that of the English queens. It is of no con cern to Americans whether she reigns one or one hundred years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

THE edltor Of the Apache County
 Critic evidently knows whereof be writes: "A canal company recently or ganized in Tucson, expects to boom that booming city, in manner that will Rs- tonish nature itself. With an abund- ance of water, and thousands of acres of the finest arrsble soils lying out of doors, the possibilities of Tucson are Incslcul-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

JUDGE HACKNEY under the Caption of 'Were the Journals Kept" (by the lith Legislature,) in hIs last issue of the Belt, aiIlrms boldly that they were not The Judge Is an able lawyer and his opinion in the matter will well repay careful consideration. We reproduce it on the fourth page.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

THERE Is a growing belief that when Congress Is called upon-snd it surely will be-to pass upon the legality of many of the doings of the last Arizona legislature, it will be found that the abolishment of the four County Courts will be sdjudged special leglislstion and as such be voted voId.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

WITH the land-leBguer this agitation is matter of business. Their seeming martyrdom IS 8 bigger payIng sd than Hembold Buchu or Tutts Pills. O'Brien on ms United Ireland" sub scriptions will scoop in more ducats ID a single American day than year Of Irish or English Sundays would give